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Questions:
- What are the main areas of educational research?
- What is the difference between Ex-post facto method and Experimental method?
- What are the characteristics of a good hypothesis?
- What is the importance of graphical representation of scores in research?
- What is meant by population and sample in research?
- What are the characteristics of a Normal Probability Curve?
- What is meant by generalization in research?
- What are the sources of review of related literature?
- How is the median calculated from given scores?
- How are the mean and standard deviation calculated from given scores?
- Define educational research and differentiate between fundamental research and action research.
- What is meant by a case study? Explain the steps involved with examples.
- How is a research problem formulated in educational research? Describe its sources.
- Define hypothesis. How many types of hypotheses are there? Which is the best and why?
- Describe the probability sampling method.
- How do we prepare a research proposal?
- Define coefficient of correlation. How is it calculated by Karl Pearson's method? Interpret the results.
- In a group of students, how is the normal distribution used to calculate specific statistics like scores above a certain value or within a range?
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